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§ 4:21-4 — Right to drive animals over streets and highways

New Jersey·Title 4 AGRICULTURE AND DOMESTIC ANIMALS
Nothing in this article shall debar a person from driving horses, cattle, sheep or swine along or over the streets or highways of a township to or from pasture, or from using the streets or highways for the purpose of driving over them in any lawful way.

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§ 4:21-1
Right to impound animals running at large
§ 4:21-2
Right to impound trespassing animals
§ 4:21-3
Interference with impounding of animals; penalty
§ 4:21-4
Right to drive animals over streets and highways
§ 4:21-5
Fee for taking stray or trespassing animals to pound
§ 4:21-6
Poundkeeper's fees
§ 4:21-7
Sale of impounded animals and disposition of proceeds
§ 4:21B-1
Establishment and operation to provide services for alteration of reproductive capacity; ordinance; fees
§ 4:21B-2
Notarized authorization by owner for consent and agreement to hold harmless
§ 4:21B-3
Terms and conditions for maintenance of animal while in custody of clinic
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